Ivanka Trump and her sister-in-law Karlie Kloss were spotted spending quality family time together while on vacation in Costa Rica Friday.
The first daughter, 43, was photographed wearing an orange two-piece swimsuit as she once again caught a few waves on her surfboard.
The 32-year-old supermodel, meanwhile, looked chic in a wide-brimmed sunhat, black one-piece swimsuit and a matching sarong.
She did not partake in the athletic activities and instead hung back on the sand to eat a plate of food with her husband, Joshua Kushner, who is the younger brother of Trump’s husband, Jared Kushner.
Both brothers went shirtless for the outing, showing off their toned physiques in just their swim shorts.
Jared, 44, was also photographed in the water, at one point, going for a stroll near the shoreline.
His wife, who is a known fitness buff, appeared to enjoy hanging ten — even if she was all by herself.
On Tuesday, Trump was spotted taking a quick surf lesson and then riding waves on a big blue board while on the beaches of Santa Teresa.
The former fashion designer has been able to enjoy a more laidback lifestyle ever since she and Jared opted out of joining her father, President Trump, for his second term in office in Washington, DC.
The couple instead moved to Miami with their three children: Arabella, 13, Joseph, 10, and Theodore, 8.
Despite stepping back from the political world, drama still followed Ivanka to Southern Florida.
Rumors of a feud between her and Kloss first started circulating last year after the two were notably not pictured together at a lavish wedding they both attended.
However, sources were quick to squash the speculation, telling Page Six exclusively that the sisters-in-law have a “good relationship.”
The insiders also recognized, though, the friendship was “tested” during President Trump’s political career.
One source then claimed, “Ivanka and Karlie have a good relationship, they’re in the same family and they spend time at family events together, they also have an overlapping social circle in Miami.
“They may not be best friends, but it’s wide off the mark to say they don’t get along.”
“At the end of the day, they are all family,” a second insider added.
Kloss had been vocal in the past about her decision not to vote for President Trump in the 2016 and 2020 elections. She also shared her thoughts on the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol siege, calling it “anti-American.”
Ivanka, who was once a top advisor to her father, was allegedly “surprised and hurt” by Kloss’ remarks.
